Google changes the smartphone conversation again, this time with the introduction of a new phone they’re calling “Pixel”. Plus Sony announces the a6500 and Zoom releases the Zoom Q8 all-in-one video/audio recorder.
The worlds of Virtual Reality and art have collided thanks to Google’s newest app called Tilt Brush. Plus DJI releases its most powerful Drone yet. VR, 360 video, and augmented reality are the topics of this weeks episode.
After the terror attacks in Brussels, how much is “too much” reality when it comes to telling a story? Plus Google makes the Nik Collection free and Adobe introduces technology previews for Lightroom mobile.
How to use Google Photos to store, share, search, and edit all your photos with Google’s own John Nack + Aravind Krishnaswamy
This week on TWiP, Google+ announces it’s splitting into Photos & Streams. Profoto announces a new off-camera flash system and Lytro switches focus to virtual reality and video.
Welcome to our 400th episode of TWiP! This is a historic show where we’ve assembled an all-star cast of TWiP legends to reminisce about the beginnings of TWiP and to discuss some of the pertinent news this week in the photography world.
Apple to cease development of Aperture, Google adds non-destructive editing to Google+ Photos, and Nikon announces the Nikon D810. Plus an interview with Ralph Velasco about travel photography.
Sara France and Nate “Blunty” Burr join in to discuss big changes over at Google+, and Imagenomic updates its popular Portraiture retouching plug-in to handle video. All this plus Listener Q&A and our Picks of the Week.
Flickr redesigns its’ mobile app, Google brings Lytro-like functionality to Android phones, and Eyefi introduces a new cloud service. Plus a special interview with David duChemin of Craft & Vision fame.
On this weeks’ show – new hardware announcements from Nikon, Sony, Pentax, and Panasonic. Adobe’s Principal Product Manager John Nack joins Google’s digital photography team, layoffs and restructuring at Sony, & an interview with the master of the headshot – Peter Hurley.
Apple and Google: two models for the future of photography. A discussion about the plight of photojournalism. Plus an interview with supermodel turned lifestyle photographer Kristen Jensen!
A discussion about Sony’s A7 and A7r mirrorless, full-frame cameras. Insights on the Panasonic Lumix GM1 and Nikon’s new retro Df. A look at Apple’s Mac OS X Mavericks, iOS 7 and the 5th generation iPads. Plus an interview with Camera Lab’s mastermind Gordon Laing and his thoughts on Sony’s new offerings.
This Week on TWiP, Flickr rolls out a controversial refresh, Google+ streamlines its UI, adds Snapseed integration and upgrades its Android App. Plus our listener Q&A and Picks of the Week. And the show wraps up as Frederick sits down with 500px’s Evgeny Tchebotarev.
This week on TWiP we’re talking about image use and abuse. A judge rules Twitter images are off limits, Apple’s nudity police yank the popular 500px app off the app store, plus Google and Getty stick 5,000 royalty free images in your Google Drive – for free! Plus an interview with sports photographers Matt Cohen and Ryu Voelkel of BigLensFastShutter.com.
This week on TWiP, Canon tries the brick and mortar space with their new “Experience Center,” Google’s list of the top 16 photographers online and a social media update. Plus a conversation with Zenfolio’s Ian Stone.
Plenty of news coming out of Photokina in Germany this week. We’re talking about new full-frame bodies from Nikon & Canon, Google acquires Nik Software, Sekonic releases a new touch-screen light meter, and Sigma adds USB to it’s newly reorganized lens lineup.
This week – CEO changes at Yahoo! and Lytro, Apple readies OSX Mountain Lion and a discussion about the new Google+ iPad app. Plus an interview with Dane Sanders!
This week I’m helping out “behind the scenes” at the first Google+ Photographers Conference in San Francisco, CA. It’s “Day…
This week on TWiP: The camera manufacturer industry is abuzz with big news from Olympus, Canon, and Red, Google+ launches pages for businesses, and an interview with Photoshop guru Jeff Schewe.
Trey and I chat about the future of Google+, and it’s impact on photographers – in front of a “live” Google+ Hangout studio audience.
On this episode of TWiP, FujiFilm sets its sights on 3rd place, Google+ and what it means for photographers, Pentax sells to Ricoh, a lens mount for your iPhone, photographing your own heart surgery, and a conversation with Jack Hollingsworth about iPhoneography.